Kalamazoo Garden Council, Inc.
coordinates and promotes the interests of garden clubs in the Kalamazoo area.
- We coordinate the interests of member clubs for charitable, scientific, environmental and educational purposes.
- We advance the art of landscape, floral design and horticulture; increase the knowledge of natural science; and protect and conserve natural resources.
- We make numerous contributions to the Greater Kalamazoo Community through our involvement in civic beautification and educational opportunities.
- As a member organization of National Garden Clubs, Inc. and Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc. we are able to bring educational programs to our members.
Our Holiday Greens Sale Online Store opens Oct 1st!
News and Announcements
2024 Flower Show Results
Here are the results from the 2024 NGC Standard Flower Show that was presented by the Kalamazoo Garden Council in September.
Why Plant Native?
If you’ve heard about the movement to plant more native species but wonder why is it important, the following resources will answer your questions!
Dr Barkman’s DIY Deer Repellent
Dr Todd Barkman, professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Western Michigan University,shares his deer repellent recipe with us.
June 17-23, 2024 Michigan Pollinator Week
Governor Whitmer declares June 17-23, 2024 to be Michigan Pollinator Week
Endangered and Threatened Species in Michigan
Dr. Todd Barkman shares a list from the MSU Extension of Endangered and Threatened Species in Michigan.
Continue Reading Endangered and Threatened Species in Michigan
About the Hazel Wirick Scholarship
An annual scholarship in memory of founder and past president, Hazel Wirick, is presented to a WMU student.
The Importance of Pollinators by Dr. Jeanette Meyer
Did you know that 1/3 of our food is dependent on pollinators which are threatened by climate change?
Continue Reading The Importance of Pollinators by Dr. Jeanette Meyer
Western Hills Garden at KGC House
A photo of the Western Hills garden is featured on the cover of the MGC Garden Gate newsletter.
Memory Lane Dedication
The Memorial Garden honors and remembers those who have contributed so much to this organization and to this property.
New Item in Council Shop!
FloraLife® Quick Dip 100 now available!
What are Keystone Native Plants and Why are They so Important?
14% of native plants (the keystones) support 90% of butterfly and moth lepidoptera species.
Continue Reading What are Keystone Native Plants and Why are They so Important?
Eco-friendly Tableware
The Council Shop is now stocked with eco-friendly tableware for purchase.
Newest Products
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Rain Guage & Bracket$10.50 -
Small Hanging Metal Hopper Feeder$35 -
Large Bird Hopper Feeder$47.75